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Carolina panthers to decide the championship of the National Football league. The players are pumped up, the balls will be very carefully pumped up and the fans. Is there anything more delightfully crazed than a football fan . Just ask the guys who lug their giant pizza oven to the parking lot for every home game. Would you consider this an obsession . An obsession. What do you think, is it an obsession . Were passionate about it. I would say its an obsession. What makes diehard sports fans so diehard . Ahead on super bowl sunday. Osgood the call for the envelope please goes out at the Academy...

Championship of the National Football league. The players are pumped up, the balls will be very carefully pumped up and the fans. Is there anything more delightfully crazed than a football fan . Just ask the guys who lug their giant pizza oven to the parking lot for every home game. Would you consider this an obsession . An obsession. What do you think, is it an obsession . Were passionate about it. I would say its an obsession. What makes diehard sports fans so diehard . Ahead on super bowl sunday. Osgood the call for the envelope please goes out at the Academy Awards two weeks from tonight. ...

Right here on cbs. The levis stadium in santa clara, california, its the Denver Broncos versus the Carolina Panthers to decide the championship of the National Football league. The players are pumped up, the balls will be very carefully pumped up and the fans. Is there anything more delightfully crazed than a football fan . Just ask the guys who lug their giant pizza oven to the parking lot for every home game. Would you consider this an obsession . An obsession. What do you think, is it an obsession . Were passionate about it. I would say its an obsession. What makes diehard sports fans so di...

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